EP1383560A2 - Infusionsset - Google Patents
InfusionssetInfo
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- EP1383560A2 EP1383560A2 EP02704544A EP02704544A EP1383560A2 EP 1383560 A2 EP1383560 A2 EP 1383560A2 EP 02704544 A EP02704544 A EP 02704544A EP 02704544 A EP02704544 A EP 02704544A EP 1383560 A2 EP1383560 A2 EP 1383560A2
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- Prior art keywords
- cannula
- needle
- basic body
- plug
- base body
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- A—HUMAN NECESSITIES
- A61—MEDICAL OR VETERINARY SCIENCE; HYGIENE
- A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
- A61M5/00—Devices for bringing media into the body in a subcutaneous, intra-vascular or intramuscular way; Accessories therefor, e.g. filling or cleaning devices, arm-rests
- A61M5/14—Infusion devices, e.g. infusing by gravity; Blood infusion; Accessories therefor
- A61M5/158—Needles for infusions; Accessories therefor, e.g. for inserting infusion needles, or for holding them on the body
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- A61M—DEVICES FOR INTRODUCING MEDIA INTO, OR ONTO, THE BODY; DEVICES FOR TRANSDUCING BODY MEDIA OR FOR TAKING MEDIA FROM THE BODY; DEVICES FOR PRODUCING OR ENDING SLEEP OR STUPOR
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Definitions
- the present invention relates to an infusion set, in particular to a device for introducing a cannula into tissue, such as. B. skin, fat or muscle tissue and further on a device for supplying a liquid via the cannula into the tissue.
- EP 0 451 040 A1 discloses a device for inserting a catheter with a needle, a cover which can be pushed together over the needle being provided.
- the catheter can inadvertently be pulled out again even by small tensile forces which act on the catheter and is exposed relatively unprotected at the puncture site; see Fig. 1 of EP 0 451 040 AI.
- EP 0 290 176 A1 discloses a device for inserting a cannula with a needle, the needle having to be pressed against a spring during insertion and being pulled back into a housing by the spring force after the insertion process.
- the cannula is relatively unprotected after insertion and can easily be pulled out accidentally.
- a device for the subcutaneous delivery of a medicament is known.
- a cannula is inserted with a needle, and when the cannula is inserted, an arrangement with an adhesive underside firmly connected to the cannula is simultaneously applied to the skin, which further complicates the often unpleasant puncturing process for a user.
- the cannula is either relatively unprotected against unintentional pulling out, especially when the needle is pulled out the cannula has a tensile force on the cannula inserted into the tissue, or an additional device has to be moved together with the cannula during the puncturing process, which makes precise positioning difficult.
- an infusion set is to be proposed which has improvements over the prior art.
- the device according to the invention for introducing a cannula into a tissue for preferably subcutaneous or transcutaneous administration of a liquid has a cannula which is designed either as a hard cannula, so that it can be inserted into the tissue without an additional needle or other puncturing element.
- B. can be introduced by absorbing liquid, the cannula preferably becoming elastic or flexible after introduction into the tissue.
- a known cannula which in a known manner with z.
- a guide needle or other puncturing element is introduced into the tissue.
- a protective element which can receive the cannula before it is introduced into the tissue, the protective element preferably being designed such that the tip of the cannula penetrating the tissue or else a needle suitable for inserting the cannula is covered by the protective element, so that a user cannot accidentally come into contact with this tip and e.g. B. is injured by this tip.
- the protective element can partially or completely surround the tip of the cannula or even the entire cannula, possibly also a needle provided for inserting the cannula, in order to ensure the protective function.
- An actuating element is also provided with which the cannula or the needle with cannula can be moved out of the protective element in order, for. B.
- the cannula is connected to a holder which, for. B. at the distal end, ie the end facing away from the cannula tip and which can be moved with the cannula and can fix the cannula in a fixed position when inserting the cannula by z. B.
- this bracket with a fixed above the puncture base already arranged before the puncture or is generally connected to this Grundkö ⁇ er.
- Is z. B. pulled out a needle after inserting the cannula it can be ensured due to the holder connected to the cannula that when a holding force is applied to the holder, for. B. by connecting the holder with a Grundkö ⁇ er, the pulling force of the needle does not act directly on the cannula, ie that the cannula is not loaded in the pull-out direction when pulled out.
- the holder according to the invention has the advantage that the inserted cannula can be secured against inadvertent pulling out by the holder and possibly an element connected to the holder.
- the puncturing process can also be carried out easily and relatively safely with the device according to the invention.
- the holder connected to the cannula is advantageously designed such that it can enter into a connection with another element, preferably with a base body which, for. B. can be glued to the skin over a puncture site, this base body is advantageously arranged so that the connection with the holder takes place in the completely or almost completely extended state of the cannula.
- This connection can be a snap-in connection or any other suitable connection, z. B. one or more grooves or recess and / or projections or locking lips the holder can be provided, which enable a detachable or non-detachable fixed connection of the holder to a suitable element.
- a needle is provided with which the cannula can be inserted into a tissue, the needle being advantageously surrounded by the cannula. It is particularly advantageous to design the device in such a way that the needle can preferably be completely inserted back into the protective element after insertion of the cannula, e.g. B. by a movement of the actuating element and / or a spring, which, for. B. is compressed when inserting the cannula into the tissue and extending the needle from the protective element and generates a force which brings the needle back into its starting position in the protective element.
- the device is preferably designed in such a way that it can be connected fixedly or detachably to a base body and is particularly advantageously connected to the base body in an initial state, so that the application is simplified for the user.
- the base body can e.g. B. consist of a plaster that can be glued to a skin and a base body arranged thereon, on which the device for inserting the cannula is arranged.
- the tip of the cannula or needle can already be arranged relatively close to an outlet opening of the base body, so that, for. B. after sticking the patch on a skin area, the cannula or needle can be inserted immediately into the skin.
- the tip of the cannula or needle can also protrude from the protective element without there being any risk of injury to an operator, since the tip is shielded by the surrounding base body.
- the passage opening provided in the base body for the tip of the cannula or needle is advantageously relatively small, preferably only slightly larger than the diameter of the cannula, in order to prevent the operator from inadvertently passing through the passage opening and thus to minimize the risk of injury.
- the protective element is a frame which at least partially surrounds the cannula or the needle in the retracted state.
- the protective element is particularly preferably a jacket which completely surrounds the cannula or needle in the retracted state, wherein a passage opening is preferably provided in the protective element, through which the cannula or needle can be moved out of the protective element or inserted again into the protective element ,
- This passage opening can be open and is preferably only slightly larger than the outer diameter of the cannula. It is also possible to close the passage opening by means of a suitable cover element, which can be moved away from the passage opening when the cannula or needle is extended, or which is designed to be elastic, so that, for. B. can pierce the cannula or needle.
- the device is advantageously designed in such a way that the actuating element or also a needle element provided for introducing the cannula can be connected to the protective element in the retracted state after the cannula has been inserted, in particular latched, so that an inadvertent pushing out of the needle from the protective element is prevented and thus an unintentional injury to an operator can be excluded.
- the device in particular the actuating element, is particularly preferably designed such that, when the cannula is pushed out, the device for inserting the cannula can be prevented from coming loose from a base body connected to the device.
- a connected to the actuating element and displaceable cross member may be provided, which in the extended state of the cannula z. B. prevents compression of the holding elements provided for connection to the base body and thus prevents z. B. only by compressing these holding elements to achieve detachment of the device from the basic body can be excluded.
- any arrangement or element that can offer such a securing function can be used. This can ensure that the cannula insertion device is not accidentally released from the base body when, for. B. a needle is extended from the protective element, which could lead to injuries to an operator.
- a sealing element or septum is provided in the holder for closing off the top of the cannula or a liquid space, which, for. B. can be penetrated by a needle and / or a liquid supply and can ensure a liquid-tight connection. If no element is inserted into the septum, it can completely block access to the cannula or a liquid space located above the cannula. Suitable materials for this are known in the prior art.
- a base body which, for. B. consists of a plaster that can be glued to a skin and a base body arranged thereon, the base body or the base body having at least one preferably releasable connecting element to which the above-described device for introducing a cannula can be attached and to which a device for feeding of a fluid or a liquid can be attached, so that when the base body is attached over an insertion point of the cannula, both the device for introducing the cannula and a device for supplying a fluid together or in succession to the same or different ones on the base body Fasteners can be attached.
- the device for inserting the cannula can preferably already be firmly and detachably connected to the base body, so that the base body with the insertion device for the cannula can be attached together over an insertion point of the cannula, the insertion device after the cannula has been inserted from the base body can be replaced. It is also possible to connect the base body to the cannula insertion device only before the cannula is inserted.
- the at least one connecting element provided on the base body advantageously serves both for connection to the insertion device for the cannula and for Connection to the device for supplying a fluid, so that, for. B. after detaching the introducing device for the cannula, the device for supplying the fluid can be attached to the same connecting element or elements which have previously been used to attach the introducing device for the cannula.
- the at least one connecting element provided on the base body is preferably an element which enables a snap-in connection, that is to say in particular a groove and / or a snap-in lip or snap-in nose with which a snap-in connection can be established with the insertion device for the cannula and / or the fluid supply device.
- a system is proposed with which a liquid supply can be connected to a cannula, a basic body being provided which has a cannula, which is preferably already inserted into a tissue, e.g. B. using the device described above.
- the basic body has at least one opening which is connected to the cannula or the cannula cavity.
- a plug with a feed element is provided, which can be introduced into the opening of the basic body, so that the liquid can be passed via the feed element through the opening of the basic body into the cannula cavity and thus into the tissue.
- the plug can be placed on a contact point of the basic body and folded around the contact point such that the feed element of the plug is guided into the opening of the basic body.
- a connection or connection of the plug of a liquid supply to the cannula is advantageous since no exact positioning is required at the start of the connection process, ie that, for. B. limited in their physical performance users can plug the connector relatively easily at a contact point of the basic body, the contact point need not be a point in the geometric sense, but can also be designed as a contact edge with a straight or curved or angled course or as a contact surface , If such a connector z. B.
- the insertion device for the cannula only has to be detached from the basic body by the user after the insertion of the cannula, which does not require an exact positioning process, so that the only positioning process that has to be carried out by the user is the fault-tolerant attachment of the plug to the contact point of the basic body, wherein the feed element is preferably brought into the opening of the basic body by means of a suitable guide when the plug is folded.
- At least one guide element is preferably provided on the base body and / or on the plug in order to guide the plug during the folding process after it has been put on at the contact point or a contact edge.
- a guide element z. B a tapering groove can be provided, into which a projection engages, so that the projection is guided along the groove in the direction of the narrower end during the folding process, so that the connector can be positioned precisely relative to the base body.
- Both the groove and the plug can be provided on the basic body and / or the plug.
- lateral guides on the plug and / or the basic body which are funnel-shaped in order to achieve the desired positioning of the plug relative to the basic body. In general, however, any arrangement is suitable which makes it possible for the plug, which is in contact with at least one contact point, to be guided during a folding process and to be precisely positioned when it is folded down.
- the plug is preferably designed in such a way that it can hook onto the contact point or a contact edge of the basic body. Under hooking is understood in the sense of the invention that the plug rests on one or more points, edges or surfaces of the basic body and thus creates a loose connection between the plug and the basic body, which folds or rotates around them Allow connection. At least one degree of freedom in the movement of the plug relative to the basic body should preferably be restricted, so that after the plug is hooked into the basic body, the plug is roughly positioned in relation to the basic body.
- the plug can particularly preferably be connected to the basic body, for. B. latch, suitable grooves, locking lugs or the like can be provided for this purpose.
- the connection or latching connection can be designed to be detachable or non-detachable.
- a basic body has a rotatably mounted rotating part, which is preferably fixedly connected to the basic body.
- the rotating part has an opening, preferably closed by a sealing element, which, in a first position of the rotating part, the insertion of a cannula z. B. with a needle and in a second rotated position allows the introduction of a supply element for supplying liquid.
- the provision of a turned part on the basic body has the advantage that, for. B. with alignment of the opening of the rotating part upwards, ie in a direction in which the opening lies on an extension of the desired position of the cannula to be inserted, the cannula can be introduced directly into the tissue through the opening of the rotating part and through the basic body.
- the rotating part can be rotated so that a supply element for supplying liquid can be connected laterally or if the rotating part does not open upwards.
- a cannula can thus be introduced in a simple manner and a liquid supply can be connected laterally, as a result of which the overall height of the device remains low when the cannula is inserted and the liquid supply is connected.
- the connection of the cannula with the opening of the rotating part can, for. B. done by a flexible hose element or other suitable device which enables a secure connection in the rotated state of the rotating part.
- a device for supplying a liquid via a cannula into a tissue has only a single sealing element which serves to seal a liquid space and can be pierced by a cannula and / or a needle when the cannula enters the tissue brought in to be and can be penetrated by a supply element when a liquid is to be supplied to the liquid space.
- additional sealing elements can also be provided in addition.
- a liquid can be supplied to a tissue via a cannula, a cannula, possibly with a needle, being pierced through a sealing element in order to insert the cannula into the tissue.
- a feed element is inserted through the sealing element, possibly after the needle has been removed, in order to introduce a liquid into the tissue via the feed element through the sealing element and the cannula.
- a device for introducing a cannula into tissue is proposed, a cannula ejection device being provided for pushing out the cannula and inserting the cannula into tissue.
- a retraction element is coupled to the cannula ejection device in order to retract the cannula ejection device after the cannula has been pushed out.
- the retraction element is preferably a spring, which can be pretensioned, for example, in such a way that the energy or force stored in the spring is sufficient to pull the cannula extension device back out of the extended state, a complete retraction into the initial state being possible but not necessary.
- the application of a cannula can thus be automated and thus simplified.
- the parameters of the retraction element e.g. a spring length and a spring constant
- the retraction operation of the cannula extension device can be carried out safely, i.e. If these parameters are selected correctly, sufficient force is always available to safely retract the retraction element without a user having to manually exert a large force.
- the cannula ejection device is preferably a guide needle or another element carrying the cannula. So z. B. a cannula can be inserted without a guide needle using a suitable cannula holder. A spring is preferably provided as the retraction element, whereby other energy or force-storing elements can also be used according to the invention to retract the retraction element after the cannula has been inserted.
- a trigger element for the retraction element is provided, which, for. B. can be operated manually or triggered automatically in a certain state of the cannula insertion device.
- a manual trigger element z. B. a push button or a suitable other switching or sliding element can be provided with which a fuse of the retraction element can be unlocked.
- a backup z. B. a retraction element blocking the retraction holding element may be provided, which when the fuse, z. B. pushing a push button, is shifted such that a retraction force is applied to the cannula extension device via the retraction element in order to retract it.
- the holding element can, for. B. a laterally displaceable element such. B. be a pen or an edge and can e.g. B. can also be moved via a tilting or folding mechanism.
- the trigger element for the retraction element can be triggered automatically when the cannula insertion device is in a certain state.
- a mechanism can be provided which automatically initiates the withdrawal process of the cannula ejection device when e.g. B. the cannula insertion device is removed from a basic body.
- a cam may be provided on the basic body, which automatically actuates a trigger mechanism for the retraction element when the cannula insertion device is removed from the basic body.
- An extension element for. B. a spring can be provided which can generate sufficient force to introduce the cannula into the tissue.
- the extension element can be secured as described above for the retraction element and z. B. also be triggered by a push button. If both a retraction element and an extension element are provided, a fully automatic cannula insertion device can be created since a user does not actively force either to insert a cannula or to withdraw a cannula extension device have to spend.
- the introduction of a cannula z. B. with a guide needle and retraction of the guide needle is thus fully automated, so that the risk of incorrect use by users is reduced.
- the device for inserting a cannula into tissue can advantageously be designed so that a single energy-storing element, such as. B. a spring or a plurality of interacting energy storage elements can be used as an energy storage unit to automatically, i.e. after a suitable positioning, a cannula ejection device or needle, i.e. without supplying external energy, in such a way that the cannula is inserted into the tissue and the cannula ejection device is then automatically pulled out again without an external force or energy supply into the tissue, so that a user, except for triggering the respective extension - and retraction processes, essentially no force has to be applied.
- a single energy-storing element such as. B. a spring or a plurality of interacting energy storage elements
- the spring in the initial state, i.e. Before inserting the cannula into tissue, arrange it in a tensioned state so that when the spring is partially relaxed or partially expanded in a first direction, e.g.
- the cannula ejection device or needle moves as far out of the cannula insertion device that the cannula or a cannula assembly can be placed in or on a tissue as desired, with a second partial extension of the spring in a second direction, preferably opposite to the first direction, the cannula ejection device or needle being withdrawn again so that the cannula or the cannula assembly can remain in the tissue and the cannula insertion device with preferably completely retracted
- Cannula ejection device or needle can be removed.
- a spring which can be made of metal or plastic, for example, other elements can also be used as energy stores, which, for example, store compressed air, are based on electrical, magnetic or other principles.
- a single trigger element such as a button, switch, folding mechanism, sliding mechanism, latching mechanism, rotating mechanism, is preferred.
- Rotary knob or lever is provided with which, depending on the position, the extension process and the withdrawal process of the cannula extension device or needle can be triggered.
- a button in the form of an insertable or pushable element can be provided, which, for. B. after performing an unlocking process, a first section is pressed to trigger the extension process and a second section with the same or different length is pressed in the same direction to trigger the retraction process.
- the one trigger element can be actuated to trigger the extension process in a first direction and for triggering the withdrawal process of the cannula extension device or needle to be moved in a second direction, which is different from the first direction, such as e.g. B. a movement in the opposite direction.
- a single trigger element such as a push button
- pressing the push button z. B. in a single direction one after the other first the insertion of the cannula into tissue through the cannula ejection device or needle and then the withdrawal of the needle from the inserted cannula or cannula assembly, so that the cannula insertion device can be operated very easily.
- a trigger element can also be designed as a turning mechanism or rotary knob, whereby a push-out process can be triggered by a rotation and a pull-back process is triggered when turning further in the same or alternatively in the opposite direction.
- Combinations of different trigger elements are also possible, e.g. trigger an extension process with a push button or switch and e.g. trigger a retraction process with a rotary knob.
- a release element for the retraction is advantageously only released after it has been pushed out.
- At least one securing element can advantageously be provided on the cannula insertion device, which prevents an unintentional actuation of a trigger element.
- a securing element is designed, for example, in such a way that it has to be removed from the cannula insertion device or brought into an unlocked state on the cannula insertion device in order to be able to actuate the trigger element at all.
- the securing element can act as a securing cap be designed, which at least partially and preferably approximately completely surrounds the trigger element and protects against unintentional contact and thus unwanted triggering.
- the securing element can also be designed as a device for locking or locking the release element, which for example first has to be moved in order to be able to actuate the release element. It is advantageous to design the fuse element so that it is not simply z. B. can be moved by an unintentional touch or an impact, but can only be brought into a state, for example, only by a pressure movement between two fingers, in which the trigger element can be actuated.
- the securing element can be designed such that it either requires constant pressure or tension to put the release element in the unlocked state, or that it remains in the unlocked state after performing an unlocking process and snaps into place, for example, so that after the unlocking, that Trigger element can be operated.
- the cannula insertion device can be designed as a disposable device, the retraction element and / or ejection element contained therein already being pretensioned in order to bring about an automatic insertion of the cannula and / or an automatic retraction of the cannula ejection device.
- the cannula insertion device can also be designed as a reusable cannula insertion device, the withdrawal element and / or the extension element being designed to be loadable or tensionable. So z. B.
- a mechanism can be provided to tension a return spring and / or an ejection spring after the insertion of a cannula and / or withdrawal of a cannula ejection device, so that the cannula insertion device can be used to insert another cannula.
- the cannula insertion device can be designed fully automatically, that is, both an ejection element for the cannula and a retraction element can be provided.
- a semi-automatic cannula insertion device in which case the other process must then be carried out manually. It is Z. B. possible only the insertion of the cannula by providing an extension element automate, the withdrawal of the cannula extension device must then be carried out manually.
- All of the described embodiments of an infusion set or a cannula insertion device and / or a liquid supply device can, in deviation from the snap-in connections described above as examples, for connecting the respective devices to a basic body also have a rotary or screw connection, which can preferably snap in one or more positions, so that the respective devices can be connected or detached from one another by turning and the locking devices described can be dispensed with.
- FIG. 1 shows a first embodiment of an infusion set according to the invention of a device for introducing the cannula attached to a base body;
- Figure 2 shows the device of Figure 1, wherein the cannula insertion device from
- FIG. 3 shows a partial sectional view of the base body with the cannula inserted
- Figure 4 is a cross-sectional view of a liquid delivery device
- Figure 5 is a partial cross-sectional view of the to be introduced into the base body
- FIG. 6 shows the arrangement according to FIG. 5 with the plug of the liquid supply device attached to the base body;
- Figure 7 shows the arrangement of Figure 6 from a different angle;
- Figure 8 shows an alternative embodiment of the invention with a rotating part
- Figure 9 shows an embodiment of an automatic cannula insertion device in the
- Figure 10 shows the cannula insertion device shown in Figure 9 after insertion of the
- Figure 11 shows the cannula insertion device shown in Figure 10 after withdrawal of the
- Figure 12 shows the cannula insertion device shown in Figure 11 after separation from the Grundgro ⁇ er;
- Figure 13 shows a first embodiment of an automatic cannula insertion and
- Figure 14 shows the device of Figure 13 after insertion of the cannula
- FIG. 15 shows the device shown in FIG. 14 after the guide needle has been withdrawn
- Figure 16 shows a second embodiment of an automatic cannula insertion
- Figure 17 shows the device shown in Figure 16 after insertion of the cannula
- Figure 18 shows the device shown in Figure 17 after withdrawing the guide needle.
- FIG. 1 shows an infusion set with cannula insertion device 3 - 8 pre-assembled on the base body 1, 2.
- the base body consists of a base body 1 and a plaster 2 which has a lower adhesive surface in order to be able to stick the base body over an injection site.
- the basic body 1 On the top of the plaster 2, the basic body 1 is arranged; z. B. glued, which is firmly connected by the holder 6a with the cannula insertion device 3-8.
- the cannula insertion device has a guide needle 8, which is guided through the cannula 3 and with which the cannula 3 can be inserted into a tissue from the underside of the basic body 1.
- a holder 5 is firmly connected to the cannula 3, a sealing element or septum 4 being provided in the holder 5, as shown in FIG ,
- the guide needle 8 and the cannula 3 are surrounded by the guide element 6 serving as a protective element, so that on the one hand there is no risk of injury to an operator, since the tip of the guide needle 8 does not protrude from the arrangement shown and is still arranged within the basic body 1 or the guide element 6 is.
- the guide needle 8 is firmly connected to the actuating element 7 and can be pushed out of the basic body 1 by pressing the actuating element 7 downwards in order to introduce the cannula 3 into a tissue.
- FIG. 2 shows the arrangement of FIG. 1 after the cannula 3 has been inserted and the connection between the cannula insertion device and the base body has been released.
- the guide needle 8 was moved down together with the cannula 3 and the cannula 3 was inserted into a tissue, not shown, under the plaster 2.
- the guide needle 8 can be pulled out of the cannula 3 by moving the actuating element 7 upward, without an excessively large force acting on the inserted cannula 3 during this pulling-out process of the guide needle 8 from the cannula 3 .
- the latching of the holder 5 in the basic body 1 has the effect that, when the guide element 6 acts upwards on the guide needle 8 relative to the guide element 6 which is still connected to the basic body 1 during the pulling-out process, the holder 5 is firmly anchored in the basic body 1 and thus strain relief the cannula 3 is made possible when the needle 8 is pulled out.
- the bracket 5 can e.g. on the outer surface, which is guided in the interior of the guide element 6, have a surface structure or one or more outwardly projecting elements, which allow the holder 5 to move in the extension direction, but prevent or complicate movement in the retracting direction, so that incorrect operation is prevented can.
- corresponding structures or elements can be provided on the inside of the guide element 6 in order to enable movement only in a predetermined direction.
- the holders 6a of the guide element 6 are moved by compressing the actuating elements 6b in such a way that the latching lugs 6c of the guide element 6 do not engage more in the locking lugs la of the basic body 1, the cannula insertion device can be detached from the basic body 1.
- the actuating element 7 is locked in its outermost upper position by a circumferential groove 7a in the lower region of the actuating element 7 with a circumferential projection 6d of the guide element 6 and thus ensures that after the cannula insertion device has been disconnected, the guide needle 8 is no longer inadvertently removed from the Guide element 6 can be pushed out. As can be seen from FIG.
- the actuating element 7 is moved so far into the guide element 6 that the circumferential groove 7a of the actuating element 7 is positioned below the circumferential projection 6d, so that the Actuating element 7 with the guide element 6 takes place only after the insertion of the cannula 3.
- Figure 3 shows a partial section of the inserted cannula 3 with the holder 5 locked in the basic body 1, in which a sealing element 4 is arranged.
- FIG. 4 shows a sectional view of the plug 9 of the liquid supply device shown in FIG. 1.
- the coupling part 13 of the hose 12 is connected to a liquid delivery device (not shown).
- the entire liquid space of the coupling part 13, the hose 12, and the plug 9 is then flooded.
- the plug has a plug cannula 10, which is connected to the tube 12 through the channel 9a running in the plug 9.
- the plug 9 is brought into a position above the basic body 1, as shown in FIG. 5 and brought into contact with the edge 1b of the basic body 1 with the edge 9b running on the rear lower side of the plug 9.
- the plug 9 is preferably tilted slightly upwards, as shown in FIG.
- the plug 9 can thus be brought into the first contact position to the basic body 1 in a relatively simple and user-friendly manner. If the edge 9b of the plug 9 engages in the gap defined by the edge lc of the basic body 1, the plug 9 can be folded down about the point of rotation defined by this engagement, around the plug cannula 10 into the housing 5 through the sealing element 4 introduce and thus a flow of a liquid from the liquid delivery device through the To enable coupling part 13, the hose 12, the connector 9 and the connector cannula 10 into the cannula 3 and thus into the surrounding tissue.
- the plug 9 is guided via guide cams 14 in order to insert the plug cannula 10 into the housing 5 in the correct position.
- the guide cams 14 By guiding by means of the guide cams 14, a possible lateral offset of the plug 9 relative to the basic body 1 when the plug 9 is folded relative to the basic body 1 when the plug 9 is attached to the edge 1b of the basic body 1 can be corrected so that the plug cannula 10 is always securely inserted into the housing 5 can be introduced.
- FIG. 8 shows an alternative embodiment of the present invention.
- a rotating part 16 rotatably mounted in the basic body 1 can be brought into a position in which the opening 18 of the rotating part 16 points upwards.
- a cannula can be introduced into the basic body 1 with the aid of the guide needle 8 protected by a frame serving as a protective element 6, as described above.
- the guide needle 8 can be removed again.
- the rotary part 16 can now, as shown in FIG. 8, be turned to the side and preferably latches with an upwardly facing latching lug 17 attached to the base plane of the basic body 1, as a result of which the rotary part 16 is held securely in its folded-down position.
- a plug 9 can be attached laterally to the fully folded-down rotating part 16 in such a way that the plug cannula 10 extending in a straight extension of the hose 12 can be inserted into the opening 18 of the rotating part 16 pointing to the side.
- a locking device 15 attached to the plug 9 can lock with suitable counterparts of the rotating part 16.
- the plug 9 can again be pressed by lateral pressure on the locking devices 15 above or to the side of the plug 9 lying areas are disconnected from the basic body 1 again. After disconnection, the sealing element 4 closes the access to the cannula 3 again completely.
- FIG. 9 shows an automatic cannula insertion device according to the invention.
- a needle carrier 27 which can be moved in the longitudinal direction of the guide element 6 and which is fixedly connected to the guide needle 8.
- the guide needle 8 can also be configured so that it can be coupled to the needle carrier 27 in order, for. B. to be able to change the guide needle 8.
- the needle carrier 27 is in a retracted state and is pretensioned by an insertion spring 21 which rests against the front of the needle carrier 27 and which is supported against a support element 20 provided approximately in the middle part of the guide element 6 and the needle carrier 27 secured by the holding element 28a in the extension direction Preloads cannula 3.
- the holding element 28a can be unlocked by a first release button 24.
- a return spring 22 is provided which presses against a retaining ring 23 which is secured by a holding element 28b and which can be unlocked by a second release button 25.
- the needle carrier 27 slidably extends in the longitudinal direction of the guide element 6 through the two springs 21 and 22, as well as the support element 20 and the retaining ring 23, and has a retaining element 27a at its rear end in order to prevent the needle carrier 27 from passing through the retaining ring 23 can completely pass through.
- FIG. 10 shows the cannula insertion device shown in FIG. 9 after the cannula 3 has been pushed out.
- the insertion spring 21 has transferred the energy stored therein to the needle carrier 27 and is in the relaxed state.
- the bracket 5 can, for. B. as described above, are locked with the Grundkö ⁇ er 1. If the user now actuates the second release button 25, the radially displaceable holding element 28b (FIG. 9) is pushed out of the holding ring 23 and the holding ring 23, which was previously secured against axial movement in the guide element 6, is released, so that the return spring 22 presses against the retaining ring 23 and the retaining element 27a of the needle carrier 27 and thus a retraction force acts on the needle carrier 27.
- the retraction spring 22 is preferably designed in such a way that it can exert a stronger force than the insertion spring 21, since it is compressed again when the needle carrier 27 is pulled back.
- the needle carrier 27 can also be designed such that after insertion of the cannula 3 there is no longer any coupling between the lower side of the needle carrier 27 and the insertion spring 21, so that the insertion spring 21 no longer has to be tensioned when the needle carrier 27 is withdrawn.
- the holding element 28a and / or the holding element 28b can be designed as a tilting or sliding mechanism or as any other securing mechanism.
- FIG. 11 shows the cannula insertion device shown in FIG. 10 after the needle carrier 27 has been withdrawn.
- the guide needle 8 was withdrawn again from the pushed out cannula 3 and inserted into the guide element 6 in order to avoid injuries.
- the withdrawal of the needle carrier 27 fully automatically after inserting the cannula 3 by z. B. is actuated by the underside of the needle carrier 27, a trigger mechanism for the return spring 22, whereby the needle carrier 27 is withdrawn again immediately after insertion of the cannula 3.
- the second release button 25 can then be omitted.
- the release spring 22 can be triggered automatically by releasing the retaining ring 23 when the cannula insertion device is removed from the base body 1, for. B. by simultaneously pressing the buttons 6b to release the locking of the locking lugs 6c of the guide element 6 with the locking lugs la of the basic body 1, the retaining ring 23 is unlocked.
- the cannula insertion device is advantageously designed in such a way that the latching between guide element 6 and base body 1 cannot be released when the guide needle 8 is in the position shown in FIG. 9 before being pushed out and / or in the extended position shown in FIG. 10.
- This can e.g. B. take place in that the underside of the needle carrier 27 is so wide that a compression of the underside of the guide element 6 z. B. is prevented on the buttons 6b and thus in the position shown in Figure 10, the locking between the guide element 6 and Grundgro ⁇ er 1 can not be released.
- FIG. 12 shows the cannula insertion device detached from the basic body 1 with the guide needle 8 withdrawn.
- the cannula insertion device can now be disposed of safely since the guide needle 8 is covered by the surrounding guide element 6 and the risk of unintentional puncture injuries is thus minimized.
- the cannula insertion device can be brought back into the state shown in FIG. B. the retaining ring 23 is pushed from the upper position back into a lower position, the return spring 22 being tensioned again. It is also possible to push the needle carrier 27 out of the guide element 6 and thereby tension the return spring 22, the insertion spring 21 then being tensioned again in a second step.
- the guide needle used is preferably replaced and replaced by a new guide needle, optionally with a new cannula 3 and associated holder 5 with sealing element 4.
- FIG. 13 shows a first embodiment of an automatic cannula insertion and withdrawal device in the initial state before the insertion of a cannula 3 on a cannula assembly 35 by a guide needle 8.
- the cannula insertion device has a connector sleeve or a guide element 38, which has connector elements 39 at its lower end, for example, to be fastened to a base body 1, as shown for one of the embodiments in the preceding figures.
- These connector elements 39 for connecting the connector sleeve 38 to a predetermined base body have, for example, locking tongues 39a and other connecting elements, not shown.
- the guide sleeve 33 is provided with tongues 33a, 33b and 33c projecting inward therefrom.
- the tongues 33a to 33c are arranged at different positions in the axial direction of the guide sleeve 33 and can be arranged as individual projecting elements or over a larger part of the circumference of the guide sleeve 33.
- the tongues can for example also lie opposite one another and / or be formed symmetrically to one another as a plurality of individual tongue elements.
- the three tongues 33a to 33c shown by way of example are arranged offset to one another in the axial direction of the guide sleeve 33 in order to perform various functions when triggering an extension and withdrawal process, as will be explained below.
- a release sleeve 37a is provided which is fixedly connected to the release button 37 and which has recesses in the axial direction which are assigned to the tongues 33b and 33c. Furthermore, special release surfaces, such as bevels, are provided on the release sleeve 37a, in order to push the tongues 33a to 33c away in a predetermined order when the release sleeve 37a is moved downward in the embodiment shown in FIG Cannula assembly 35 is initiated.
- a needle part or needle carrier 34 is furthermore displaceably arranged within the connector sleeve 38, which is coupled to the cannula assembly 35 via a fixedly connected guide needle 8 and preferably a direct contact surface, or is locked to the cannula assembly 35 via a latching device (not shown).
- the completely pre-tensioned spring 31 presses on the cannula assembly 35, a pair of tongues 33b of the guide sleeve 33 arranged symmetrically above the spring 31 and a pair of tongues 33a of the guide sleeve 33 arranged below the cannula assembly 35 pressing the prestressed spring 31 on the cannula assembly 35 Hold position.
- a securing bracket 38a is provided with a bore 38b provided therein, the diameter of the bore 38b approximately corresponding to the diameter of the release button 37 and preferably being a little larger in order to allow easy passage of the Enable trigger button 37.
- the approximately L-shaped locking bracket 38a is opposite a locking bracket 38c with an elastic element on the upper side of the connector sleeve 38, a tongue 38d provided on the locking bracket 38a being able to engage with the locking bracket 38c when the locking bracket 38a and the locking bracket 38c are pressed together become.
- the bore 38b shown eccentrically to the cannula axis prevents the trigger button 37 from being pressed.
- FIG. 14 shows the state of the device shown in FIG. 13 after the actuation button 37 has been pressed in by approximately half a length.
- the lower tongues 33 a, on which the cannula assembly 35 has been pressed by the spring 31, are deformed by the release sleeve 37 a extending along the inside of the connector sleeve 38, whereby the cannula assembly 35 is released together with the needle carrier 34 and by the spring 31 a lower end stop, which can be provided in the cannula insertion device or on a base body 1, is pressed.
- the upper end of the needle carrier 34 leads over the tongues 33c.
- the cannula 3 of the cannula assembly 35 connected to the guide needle 8 is pushed out of the device, preferably at high speed, by the force of the spring 31 and can be inserted into a tissue as desired.
- the cannula assembly 35 is locked to a base body (not shown) or base body of an infusion set and the needle carrier 34 is unlocked by tongues in the base body of the infusion set, so that the needle carrier 34 and the cannula assembly are no longer connected (in FIG. 14 Not shown).
- the needle carrier 34 is locked in this position by the two symmetrically arranged tongues 33c, which makes it possible to reposition the set.
- the spring 31 in the semi-relaxed state presses downward against the extended cannula assembly 35 and lies on the opposite side on a protruding one Element of the needle part 34, wherein the needle part 34 is secured against axial displacement by the tongues 33c.
- the spring 31 is held in the position shown by the tongues 33b.
- the spring can also be held in the position shown, for example by the upper end of the needle part 34.
- FIG. 15 shows the state of the device of FIG. 14 after the operating button 37 has been pushed in completely.
- the release sleeve 37a is pushed over the tongues 33b and 33c, which are pushed outward and thus release the needle part 34, which is pushed back into the connector sleeve 38 by the spring 31, which can now fully relax.
- the guide needle 8 connected to the needle part 34 is withdrawn from the cannula 3 and the cannula assembly 35 into the connector sleeve 38. B. can remain in a tissue.
- the needle part 34 is obtained by the spring 31 in the retracted position, so that the guide needle 8 cannot inadvertently emerge from the connector sleeve 38, thereby minimizing the risk of injury.
- the connector sleeve 38 can now be removed from a base body by loosening the connector elements 39.
- FIG. 16 shows a second embodiment of an automatic cannula insertion and withdrawal device in the initial state with a connector sleeve 38, which is connected to a basic body 1.
- a release button 37 merges into the release sleeve 37a, which is arranged within the connector sleeve 38.
- the trigger sleeve 37a has along its axial direction on the inside depressions and lower and upper chamfers, with which a lower and an upper driver ring 32a and 32b can be decoupled in order to axially shift the trigger sleeve 37a within the connector sleeve 38 in order to guide needle 8 out of the Push the connector sleeve 38 together with the cannula 3 with the associated cannula assembly 35 arranged around it and then withdraw the guide needle 8 from the cannula 3 and the cannula assembly 35, as will be described below.
- the lower driver ring 32a abuts a stop sleeve 36 and is held by the latter against the pressure of the spring 31.
- the spring 31 presses on the upper side against the upper driving ring 32b, which is guided by the guide sleeve 33 z. B. is held in a groove or depression.
- the needle carrier 34 is designed such that it is in Axial direction of the connector sleeve 38 can be moved through the driver rings 32a and 32b to the end of the needle carrier 34, which has a larger diameter than the inner diameter of the driver rings, so as to prevent the needle carrier 34 from falling out, for example.
- the needle carrier 34 is in turn firmly connected to the guide needle 8.
- FIG. 17 shows the device shown in FIG. 16 after the securing cap 38d arranged above the release button 37 has been removed and the release button 37 has been pressed in by approximately half a length.
- the lower driver ring 32a is laterally displaced away from the stop sleeve 36 by a lower, inclined inner surface of the release sleeve 37a and thus decoupled from it.
- the lower driver ring 32a can either already be coupled to the needle carrier 34 or be coupled to the needle carrier 34 by this displacement process.
- the spring 31 now presses against the upper driver ring 32b, which is still held firmly by the guide sleeve 33, and presses the lower driver ring 32a coupled to the needle carrier 34 downward, thus introducing the guide needle 8 together with the cannula 3 into a tissue lying below the basic body 1 , again moving the cannula assembly 35 to a lower end stop.
- the needle carrier 34 remains locked with the basic body 1, which makes it possible to reposition the entire set.
- FIG. 18 shows the state of the device shown in FIG. 17 after the release button 37 has been pressed in further.
- the needle carrier 34 is completely unlocked by the cannula assembly 35.
- the upper driving ring 32b is laterally displaced by an upper inclined surface of the release sleeve 37a and thus decoupled from the guide sleeve 33 and couples into the needle carrier 34, so that the spring 31 pushes the needle carrier 34 upward up to an upper end stop via the upper driving ring 32b can.
- the guide needle 8 is withdrawn from the cannula 3 and the cannula assembly 35 and is held in the retracted position by the spring 31 pressing against the needle carrier 34, thereby minimizing the risk of injury.
- one or more actuators e.g. B. buttons can be provided, which directly or indirectly, for. B. about a displacement of an element in the Cannula insertion device, the corresponding process z. B. trigger by releasing a spring.
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